Method and apparatus for adjusting gray-scale chromatic aberration for display panel and display device

ABSTRACT

The embodiments of the present disclosure provide a method and apparatus for adjusting gray-scale chromatic aberration for a display panel, as well as a display device. The method comprises: inputting a data signal of a test picture to sub-pixels of the display panel, for causing the display panel to display the test picture; collecting optical parameters of respective regions in the test picture; comparing the optical parameter of each region in the test picture with an optical parameter of a standard picture; and adjusting the data signal inputted to the sub-pixels, such that a difference between the optical parameter of each region in the test picture and the optical parameter of the standard picture falls within a predetermined range. The optical parameter comprises a color coordinate and its corresponding brightness.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION(S)

This application claims priority to Chinese Application No.201610622207.1, filed on Aug. 1, 2016, incorporated herein by referencein their entirety.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present disclosure relates to display technology, and moreparticularly, to a method and apparatus for adjusting gray-scalechromatic aberration for a display panel, as well as a display device.

BACKGROUND

Driving circuits for Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) may include a gatedriving circuit, a source driving circuit and a gamma voltage generationunit. The gate driving circuit produces a signal for controlling on/offof a gate line. The gamma voltage generation unit generates a gammareference voltage and transmits it to the source driving circuit. Basedon the received gamma reference voltage, the source driving circuitgenerates an analog voltage signal corresponding to a gray-scale to bedisplayed and applies it to a data line. An intersection area of thegate line and the data line corresponds to a sub-pixel. The displaybrightness of each sub-pixel on the LCD depends on the amplitude of theanalog voltage signal applied to the data line corresponding to thesub-pixel. The gamma curve required by a conventional LCD ispredetermined. In order to obtain the target gamma curve, the gammareference voltage of the LCD is also predetermined. However, during themanufacture process, the predetermined gamma curve may not be obtainedbased on the predetermined gamma reference voltage for various reasons.

SUMMARY

In view of the above, the embodiments of the present disclosure providea method and apparatus for adjusting gray-scale chromatic aberration fora display panel, as well as a display device.

According to an embodiment of the present disclosure, a method foradjusting gray-scale chromatic aberration for a display panel isprovided. The method comprises: inputting a data signal of a testpicture to sub-pixels of the display panel, for causing the displaypanel to display the test picture; collecting optical parameters ofrespective regions in the test picture; comparing the optical parameterof each region in the test picture with an optical parameter of astandard picture; and adjusting the data signal inputted to thesub-pixels, such that a difference between the optical parameter of eachregion in the test picture and the optical parameter of the standardpicture falls within a predetermined range. The optical parametercomprises a color coordinate and its corresponding brightness.

For example, the display panel comprises n*n regions, where n is aninteger larger than 1.

For example, the test picture is a white picture and the standardpicture is a white balance picture. The step of adjusting the datasignal inputted to the sub-pixels such that the difference between theoptical parameter of each region in the test picture and the opticalparameter of the standard picture falls within the predetermined rangecomprises: comparing the color coordinates of the respective regions inthe test picture with the color coordinates of the standard picturesequentially; adjusting, when a difference between the color coordinateof any region in the test picture and the color coordinate of thestandard picture has an absolute value larger than 0, the data signalinputted to the sub-pixels of the region, such that a difference betweenthe color coordinate of the region and the color coordinate of thestandard picture is smaller than a first predetermined threshold and thebrightness corresponding to the color coordinate of the region is higherthan a predetermined brightness; and terminating the adjustment when adifference between the color coordinate of at least one region in thetest picture and the color coordinate of the standard picture has anabsolute value larger than the first predetermined threshold.

For example, the step of adjusting the data signal inputted to thesub-pixels of the region comprises:

when X-X′>0 and Y-Y′>0:

-   -   adjusting the data signal inputted to red sub-pixels to decrease        a display proportion of the red sub-pixels in the region, such        that X-X′ for the region is smaller than a second predetermined        threshold; and    -   adjusting the data signal inputted to green sub-pixels to        decrease a display proportion of the green sub-pixels in the        region, such that Y-Y′ for the region is smaller than the second        predetermined threshold,

when X-X′<0 and Y-Y′<0:

-   -   adjusting the data signal inputted to blue sub-pixels to        decrease a display proportion of the blue sub-pixels in the        region, such that X-X′ for the region is smaller than the second        predetermined threshold; and    -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the green sub-pixels to        decrease the display proportion of the green sub-pixels in the        region, such that Y-Y′ for the region is smaller than the second        predetermined threshold,

when X-X′>0 and Y-Y′<0:

-   -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the blue sub-pixels to        decrease the display proportion of the blue sub-pixels in the        region, such that Y-Y′ for the region is smaller than a third        predetermined threshold;    -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the red sub-pixels to        decrease the display proportion of the red sub-pixels in the        region, such that X-X′ for the region is smaller than a second        predetermined threshold; and    -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the blue sub-pixels to        increase the display proportion of the blue sub-pixels in the        region, such that X-X′ for the region is smaller than the second        predetermined threshold,

when X-X′<0 and Y-Y′>0:

-   -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the blue sub-pixels to        decrease the display proportion of the blue sub-pixels in the        region, such that X-X′ for the region is smaller than the third        predetermined threshold;    -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the green sub-pixels to        decrease the display proportion of the green sub-pixels in the        region, such that Y-Y′ for the region is smaller than a second        predetermined threshold; and    -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the blue sub-pixels to        increase the display proportion of the blue sub-pixels in the        region, such that X-X′ for the region is smaller than the second        predetermined threshold,

where (X, Y) represents the color coordinate of the region in the testpicture and (X′, Y′) represents the color coordinate of the standardpicture.

For example, the method further comprises: adjusting, when thedifference between the color coordinate of each region in the testpicture and the color coordinate of the standard picture has an absolutevalue smaller than the first predetermined threshold, a gray-scale colorcoordinate of the test picture.

For example, the step of adjusting the gray-scale color coordinate ofthe test picture comprises: displaying the test picture at differentgray-scales in the respective regions in the display panel; comparingthe gray-scale color coordinates of the respective regions in the testpicture with the color coordinates of the standard picture sequentially;and adjusting, when a difference between the gray-scale color coordinateof any region in the test picture and the color coordinate of thestandard picture has an absolute value larger than 0, the data signalinputted to the sub-pixels of the region, such that the variance betweenthe gray-scale color coordinate of the region and the color coordinateof the standard picture is minimized and the brightness corresponding tothe gray-scale color coordinate of the region is higher than thepredetermined brightness.

For example, the step of adjusting the data signal inputted to thesub-pixels of the region such that the variance between the gray-scalecolor coordinate of the region and the color coordinate of the standardpicture is minimized and the brightness corresponding to the gray-scalecolor coordinate of the region is higher than the predeterminedbrightness comprises:

when M-X′>0 and N-Y′>0:

-   -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the red sub-pixels to        decrease the display proportion of the red sub-pixels in the        region, such that an abscissa, M, of the gray-scale color        coordinate of the region results in a minimum value of (M-X′)²        and that the brightness corresponding to the gray-scale color        coordinate of the region is higher than the predetermined        brightness; and    -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the green sub-pixels to        decrease the display proportion of the green sub-pixels in the        region, such that an ordinate, N, of the gray-scale color        coordinate of the region results in a minimum value of (N-Y′)²        and that the brightness corresponding to the gray-scale color        coordinate of the region is higher than the predetermined        brightness,

when M-X′<0 and N-Y′<0:

-   -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the blue sub-pixels to        decrease the display proportion of the blue sub-pixels in the        region, such that the abscissa, M, of the gray-scale color        coordinate of the region results in a minimum value of (M-X′)²        and that the brightness corresponding to the gray-scale color        coordinate of the region is higher than the predetermined        brightness; and    -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the green sub-pixels to        decrease the display proportion of the green sub-pixels in the        region, such that the ordinate, N, of the gray-scale color        coordinate of the region results in a minimum value of (N-Y′)²        and that the brightness corresponding to the gray-scale color        coordinate of the region is higher than the predetermined        brightness,

when M-X′>0 and N-Y′<0:

-   -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the blue sub-pixels to        decrease the display proportion of the blue sub-pixels in the        region, such that a difference between the ordinate of the        gray-scale color coordinate of the region and the ordinate of        the color coordinate of the standard picture is smaller than the        third predetermined threshold and that the brightness        corresponding to the gray-scale color coordinate of the region        is higher than the predetermined brightness;    -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the red sub-pixels to        decrease the display proportion of the red sub-pixels in the        region, such that the abscissa, M, of the gray-scale color        coordinate of the region results in a minimum value of (M-X′)²        and that the brightness corresponding to the gray-scale color        coordinate of the region is higher than the predetermined        brightness; and    -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the blue sub-pixels to        increase the display proportion of the blue sub-pixels in the        region, such that the ordinate, N, of the gray-scale color        coordinate of the region results in a minimum value of (N-Y′)²        and that the brightness corresponding to the gray-scale color        coordinate of the region is higher than the predetermined        brightness,

when M-X′<0 and N-Y′>0:

-   -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the blue sub-pixels to        decrease the display proportion of the blue sub-pixels in the        region, such that a difference between the abscissa of the        gray-scale color coordinate of the region and the abscissa of        the color coordinate of the standard picture is smaller than the        third predetermined threshold and that the brightness        corresponding to the gray-scale color coordinate of the region        is higher than the predetermined brightness;    -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the green sub-pixels to        decrease the display proportion of the green sub-pixels in the        region, such that the ordinate, N, of the gray-scale color        coordinate of the region results in a minimum value of (N-Y′)²        and that the brightness corresponding to the gray-scale color        coordinate of the region is higher than the predetermined        brightness; and    -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the blue sub-pixels to        increase the display proportion of the blue sub-pixels in the        region, such that the abscissa, M, of the gray-scale color        coordinate of the region results in a minimum value of (M-X′)²        and that the brightness corresponding to the gray-scale color        coordinate of the region is higher than the predetermined        brightness,

where (M, N) represents the gray-scale color coordinate of the region inthe test picture and (X′, Y′) represents the color coordinate of thestandard picture.

For example, the step of adjusting the gray-scale color coordinates ofthe respective regions in the test picture further comprises: displayingthe test picture at continuous gray-scales in the respective regions inthe display panel; comparing the gray-scale color coordinate of one ofthe regions in the test picture with predetermined adjacent, continuouscolor coordinates sequentially; determining a gray-scale to be adjusted,the gray-scale to be adjusted having a maximum absolute difference fromthe gray-scale color coordinate of the region among the predeterminedadjacent, continuous color coordinates; and adjusting, when a differencebetween the color coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjusted and thegray-scale color coordinate of the region has an absolute value largerthan 0, the data signal inputted to the sub-pixels of the region in thetest picture in which the gray-scale to be adjusted is displayed, suchthat the variance between the color coordinate of the gray-scale to beadjusted and the gray-scale color coordinate of the region is minimizedand the brightness corresponding to the region in the test picture inwhich the gray-scale to be adjusted is displayed is higher than thepredetermined brightness.

For example, the step of adjusting the data signal inputted to thesub-pixels of the region in the test picture in which the gray-scale tobe adjusted is displayed, such that the variance between the colorcoordinate of the gray-scale to be adjusted and the gray-scale colorcoordinate of the region is minimized and the brightness correspondingto the region in the test picture in which the gray-scale to be adjustedis displayed is higher than the predetermined brightness comprises:

when M′-M>0 and N′-N>0:

-   -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the red sub-pixels to        decrease the display proportion of the red sub-pixels in the        region in the test picture in which the gray-scale to be        adjusted is displayed, such that an abscissa, M′, of the color        coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjusted results in a minimum        value of (M′-M)² and that the brightness corresponding to the        color coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjusted is higher than        the predetermined brightness; and    -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the green sub-pixels to        decrease the display proportion of the red sub-pixels in the        region in the test picture in which the gray-scale to be        adjusted is displayed, such that an ordinate, N′, of the color        coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjusted results in a minimum        value of (N′-N)² and that the brightness corresponding to the        color coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjusted is higher than        the predetermined brightness,

when M′-M<0 and N′-N<0:

-   -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the blue sub-pixels to        decrease the display proportion of the blue sub-pixels in the        region in the test picture in which the gray-scale to be        adjusted is displayed, such that the abscissa, M′, of the color        coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjusted results in a minimum        value of (M′-M)² and that the brightness corresponding to the        color coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjusted is higher than        the predetermined brightness; and    -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the green sub-pixels to        decrease the display proportion of the red sub-pixels in the        region in the test picture in which the gray-scale to be        adjusted is displayed, such that the ordinate, N′, of the color        coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjusted results in a minimum        value of (N′-N)² and that the brightness corresponding to the        color coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjusted is higher than        the predetermined brightness,

when M′-M>0 and N′-N<0:

-   -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the blue sub-pixels to        decrease the display proportion of the blue sub-pixels in the        region in the test picture in which the gray-scale to be        adjusted is displayed, such that a difference between the        ordinate of the color coordinate of the gray-scale to be        adjusted and the ordinate of the color coordinate of the region        is smaller than the third predetermined threshold and that the        brightness corresponding to the color coordinate of the        gray-scale to be adjusted is higher than the predetermined        brightness;    -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the red sub-pixels to        decrease the display proportion of the red sub-pixels in the        region in the test picture in which the gray-scale to be        adjusted is displayed, such that the abscissa, M′, of the color        coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjusted results in a minimum        value of (M′-M)² and that the brightness corresponding to the        color coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjusted is higher than        the predetermined brightness; and    -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the blue sub-pixels to        increase the display proportion of the blue sub-pixels in the        region in the test picture in which the gray-scale to be        adjusted is displayed, such that the ordinate, N′, of the color        coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjusted results in a minimum        value of (N′-N)² and that the brightness corresponding to the        color coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjusted is higher than        the predetermined brightness,

when M′-M<0 and N′-N>0:

-   -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the blue sub-pixels to        decrease the display proportion of the blue sub-pixels in the        region in the test picture in which the gray-scale to be        adjusted is displayed, such that a difference between the        ordinate of the color coordinate of the gray-scale to be        adjusted and the ordinate of the color coordinate of the region        is smaller than the third predetermined threshold and that the        brightness corresponding to the color coordinate of the        gray-scale to be adjusted is higher than the predetermined        brightness;    -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the green sub-pixels to        decrease the display proportion of the green sub-pixels in the        region in the test picture in which the gray-scale to be        adjusted is displayed, such that the abscissa, M′, of the color        coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjusted results in a minimum        value of (M′-M)² and that the brightness corresponding to the        color coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjusted is higher than        the predetermined brightness; and    -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the blue sub-pixels to        increase the display proportion of the blue sub-pixels in the        region in the test picture in which the gray-scale to be        adjusted is displayed, such that the ordinate, N′, of the color        coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjusted results in a minimum        value of (N′-N)² and that the brightness corresponding to the        color coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjusted is higher than        the predetermined brightness, where (M, N) represents the        gray-scale color coordinate of the region in the test picture        and (M′, N′) represents the gray-scale color coordinate of the        gray-scale to be adjusted.

According to another embodiment of the present disclosure, an apparatusfor adjusting gray-scale chromatic aberration for a display panel isprovided. The apparatus comprises: a signal input unit, configured toinput a data signal of a test picture to sub-pixels of the displaypanel, for causing the display panel to display the test picture; anoptical parameter collection unit configured to collect opticalparameters of respective regions in the test picture; a comparison unitconfigured to compare the optical parameter of each region in the testpicture with an optical parameter of a standard picture; and anadjustment unit configured to adjust the data signal inputted to thesub-pixels, such that a difference between the optical parameter of eachregion in the test picture and the optical parameter of the standardpicture falls within a predetermined range. The optical parametercomprises a color coordinate and its corresponding brightness.

According to yet another embodiment of the present disclosure, a displaydevice is provided. The display device comprises the above apparatus foradjusting gray-scale chromatic aberration for a display panel.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

The features and advantages of the present disclosure will become moreapparent with reference to the figures. The figures are illustrativeonly, rather than limiting the present disclosure, in which:

FIG. 1 is a flowchart illustrating a method for adjusting gray-scalechromatic aberration for a display panel according to an embodiment ofthe present disclosure;

FIG. 2 shows a principle of a method for adjusting gray-scale chromaticaberration for a display panel according to an embodiment of the presentdisclosure;

FIG. 3 shows a process flow for adjusting gray-scale chromaticaberration for a display panel with respect to a white picture accordingto an embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram showing a test picture having 4*4different gray-scales according to an embodiment of the presentdisclosure;

FIG. 5A and FIG. 5B show a process flow for adjusting chromaticaberration of respective gray-scales for a display panel with respect toa white balance picture according to an embodiment of the presentdisclosure;

FIG. 6A and FIG. 6B show a process flow for adjusting chromaticaberration of respective gray-scales for a display panel with respect toadjacent gray-scales according to an embodiment of the presentdisclosure;

FIG. 7 is a flowchart illustrating a method for adjusting gray-scalechromatic aberration for a display panel according to another embodimentof the present disclosure; and

FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram showing a structure of an apparatus foradjusting gray-scale chromatic aberration for a display panel accordingto an embodiment of the present disclosure.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

Gamma curves reflect the relationship between gray-scales andbrightness, which is typically non-linear. In the field of LCD, thereare various gamma curves. Different gamma curves are suitable fordifferent environments. For example, a gamma curve having a gamma valueof 2.2 is typically a curve consistent with characteristics of humaneyes. A gamma curve having another gamma value can be selected in abrighter environment. With the continuous development of displaytechnology, display panels have become increasingly popular, especiallyin small-size electronic devices such as mobile phones. Therefore, therequirements on optical characteristics of the display panels becomehigher and higher.

The embodiments of the present disclosure will be described in detailbelow with reference to the figures.

FIG. 1 is a flowchart illustrating a method for adjusting gray-scalechromatic aberration for a display panel according to an embodiment ofthe present disclosure. As shown in FIG. 1, the method for adjustinggray-scale chromatic aberration for a display panel according to thisembodiment includes the following steps.

At S11, a data signal of a test picture is inputted to sub-pixels of thedisplay panel, for causing the display panel to display the testpicture.

At S12, optical parameters of respective regions in the test picture arecollected.

At S13, the optical parameter of each region in the test picture iscompared with an optical parameter of a standard picture.

At S14, the data signal inputted to the sub-pixels is adjusted, suchthat a difference between the optical parameter of each region in thetest picture and the optical parameter of the standard picture fallswithin a predetermined range.

Here, the optical parameter comprises a color coordinate and itscorresponding brightness.

In practice, a system as shown in FIG. 2 can be used for adjustinggray-scale chromatic aberration. In particular, in order to adjustgray-scale chromatic aberration for a display panel 22, a data inputdevice inputs a data signal of a test picture to sub-pixels of thedisplay panel 22, for causing the display panel 22 to display the testpicture. An optical collection device 23 collects optical parameters ofrespective regions in the test picture. Each optical parameter includesa color coordinate and its corresponding brightness. Optimizationsoftware in the data input device 21 compares the optical parameter ofeach region in the test picture with an optical parameter of a standardpicture and adjusts the data signal for the sub-pixels, such that adifference between the optical parameter of each region in the testpicture and the optical parameter of the standard picture falls within apredetermined range. With the method for adjusting gray-scale chromaticaberration for the display panel according to the present disclosure,the image parameters of the display panel can be modified. After theadjustment and test for each display panel has completed, the data inputdevice 21 writes the modified parameters into a control chip of thedisplay panel. A display image can be modified into a normal state byapplying the modified image parameters in the control chip, such thatthe gray-scale chromatic aberration for the display panel can beadjusted.

It is to be noted that the optical parameters for the display panel needto operate for a while before they can be stable. Hence, in order toensure the accuracy of the collected optical parameters, the method foradjusting gray-scale chromatic aberration for the display panelaccording to the embodiment of the present disclosure can be performedafter the display panel has operated for a predetermined time period.

With the method for adjusting gray-scale chromatic aberration for thedisplay panel according to the embodiment of the present disclosure, bycomparing the optical parameter of each region in the test picture withthe optical parameter of the standard picture, the data signal inputtedto the sub-pixels can be automatically adjusted, such that thedifference between the optical parameter of each region in the testpicture and the optical parameter of the standard picture can be withina predetermined range. In this way, the gray-scale chromatic aberrationcan be automatically reduced based on color coordinates, such that theproblem associated with inefficient and error-prone manual adjustmentscan be avoided and the efficiency of adjustment of the display panel canbe improved.

For example, the display panel includes n*n regions, where n is aninteger larger than 1. In the process for adjusting the gray-scalechromatic aberration for the display panel, different gray-scales can bedisplayed in the respective regions.

For example, in order to adjust the gray-scale chromatic aberration forthe display panel with respect to a white picture, a white picture canbe displayed in all the regions in the display panel and the standardpicture can be a white balance picture.

In this case, the step of adjusting the data signal inputted to thesub-pixels such that the difference between the optical parameter ofeach region in the test picture and the optical parameter of thestandard picture falls within the predetermined range includes:

comparing the color coordinates of the respective regions in the testpicture with the color coordinates of the standard picture sequentially;

adjusting, when a difference between the color coordinate of any regionin the test picture and the color coordinate of the standard picture hasan absolute value larger than 0, the data signal inputted to thesub-pixels of the region, such that a difference between the colorcoordinate of the region and the color coordinate of the standardpicture is smaller than a first predetermined threshold and thebrightness corresponding to the color coordinate of the region is higherthan a predetermined brightness; and

terminating the adjustment when a difference between the colorcoordinate of at least one region in the test picture and the colorcoordinate of the standard picture has an absolute value larger than thefirst predetermined threshold.

It is to be noted here that the first predetermined threshold is setdepending on user requirements on the gray-scale chromatic aberration.When a difference between the color coordinate of at least one region inthe test picture and the color coordinate of the standard picture has anabsolute value larger than the first predetermined threshold after theadjustment, the adjustment of the gray-scale chromatic aberration forthe display panel with respect to the white picture has failed. In thiscase, the adjustment can be terminated and the display panel can bediscarded.

FIG. 3 shows a process flow for adjusting gray-scale chromaticaberration for a display panel with respect to a white picture accordingto an embodiment of the present disclosure. As shown in FIG. 3, the stepof adjusting the data signal inputted to the sub-pixels of the region,so as to adjust the color coordinate of the region, includes:

when X-X′>0 and Y-Y′>0:

-   -   adjusting the data signal inputted to red sub-pixels to decrease        a display proportion of the red sub-pixels in the region, such        that X-X′ for the region is smaller than a second predetermined        threshold; and    -   adjusting the data signal inputted to green sub-pixels to        decrease a display proportion of the green sub-pixels in the        region, such that Y-Y′ for the region is smaller than the second        predetermined threshold,

when X-X′<0 and Y-Y′<0:

-   -   adjusting the data signal inputted to blue sub-pixels to        decrease a display proportion of the blue sub-pixels in the        region, such that X-X′ for the region is smaller than the second        predetermined threshold after the adjustment; and    -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the green sub-pixels to        decrease the display proportion of the green sub-pixels in the        region, such that Y-Y′ for the region is smaller than the second        predetermined threshold,

when X-X′>0 and Y-Y′<0:

-   -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the blue sub-pixels to        decrease the display proportion of the blue sub-pixels in the        region, such that Y-Y′ for the region is smaller than a third        predetermined threshold after the adjustment;    -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the red sub-pixels to        decrease the display proportion of the red sub-pixels in the        region, such that X-X′ for the region is smaller than a second        predetermined threshold; and    -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the blue sub-pixels to        increase the display proportion of the blue sub-pixels in the        region, such that X-X′ for the region is smaller than the second        predetermined threshold,

when X-X′<0 and Y-Y′>0:

-   -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the blue sub-pixels to        decrease the display proportion of the blue sub-pixels in the        region, such that X-X′ for the region is smaller than the third        predetermined threshold;    -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the green sub-pixels to        decrease the display proportion of the green sub-pixels in the        region, such that Y-Y′ for the region is smaller than a second        predetermined threshold; and    -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the blue sub-pixels to        increase the display proportion of the blue sub-pixels in the        region, such that X-X′ for the region is smaller than the second        predetermined threshold,

where (X, Y) represents the color coordinate of the region in the testpicture and (X′, Y′) represents the color coordinate of the standardpicture.

The method for adjusting gray-scale chromatic aberration for the displaypanel can further include: adjusting, when the difference between thecolor coordinate of each region in the test picture and the colorcoordinate of the standard picture has an absolute value smaller thanthe first predetermined threshold, a gray-scale color coordinate of thetest picture.

It is to be noted that, when the difference between the color coordinateof each region in the test picture and the color coordinate of thestandard picture has an absolute value smaller than the firstpredetermined threshold, the adjustment of the gray-scale chromaticaberration for the display panel with respect to the white picture hassucceeded. As the user requirements on optical performance of small-sizedisplay panels become increasingly strict, the gray-scale colorcoordinate of the display panel needs to be adjusted after theadjustment of the gray-scale chromatic aberration with respect to thewhite picture has succeeded.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, the step of adjusting thegray-scale color coordinate of the test picture includes:

displaying the test picture at different gray-scales in the respectiveregions in the display panel;

comparing the gray-scale color coordinates of the respective regions inthe test picture with the color coordinates of the standard picturesequentially; and

adjusting, when a difference between the gray-scale color coordinate ofany region in the test picture and the color coordinate of the standardpicture has an absolute value larger than 0, the data signal inputted tothe sub-pixels of the region, such that the variance between thegray-scale color coordinate of the region and the color coordinate ofthe standard picture is minimized and the brightness corresponding tothe gray-scale color coordinate of the region is higher than thepredetermined brightness.

It is to be noted here that, after the adjustment of the gray-scalechromatic aberration for the display panel with respect to the whitepicture has succeeded, it is required to adjust the chromaticaberrations of the respective gray-scales in the display panel withrespect to a standard white balance picture. In the process foradjusting the chromatic aberrations of the respective gray-scales withrespect to the standard white balance picture, a test picture having n*ndifferent gray-scales can be used. For example, a test picture shown inFIG. 4 can be displayed on the display panel. Sixteen levels ofgray-scales can be adjusted using one single test picture. In this way,the efficiency in adjusting the gray-scale chromatic aberration can befurther improved.

FIG. 5A and FIG. 5B show a process flow for adjusting chromaticaberration of respective gray-scales for a display panel with respect toa white balance picture according to an embodiment of the presentdisclosure. As shown in FIG. 5A and FIG. 5B, the step of adjusting thedata signal inputted to the sub-pixels of the region such that thevariance between the gray-scale color coordinate of the region and thecolor coordinate of the standard picture is minimized and the brightnesscorresponding to the gray-scale color coordinate of the region is higherthan the predetermined brightness includes:

when M-X′>0 and N-Y′>0:

-   -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the red sub-pixels to        decrease the display proportion of the red sub-pixels in the        region, such that an abscissa, M, of the gray-scale color        coordinate of the region results in a minimum value of (M-X′)²        and that the brightness corresponding to the gray-scale color        coordinate of the region is higher than the predetermined        brightness; and    -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the green sub-pixels to        decrease the display proportion of the green sub-pixels in the        region, such that an ordinate, N, of the gray-scale color        coordinate of the region results in a minimum value of (N-Y′)²        and that the brightness corresponding to the gray-scale color        coordinate of the region is higher than the predetermined        brightness,

when M-X′<0 and N-Y′<0:

-   -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the blue sub-pixels to        decrease the display proportion of the blue sub-pixels in the        region, such that the abscissa, M, of the gray-scale color        coordinate of the region results in a minimum value of (M-X′)²        and that the brightness corresponding to the gray-scale color        coordinate of the region is higher than the predetermined        brightness; and    -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the green sub-pixels to        decrease the display proportion of the green sub-pixels in the        region, such that the ordinate, N, of the gray-scale color        coordinate of the region results in a minimum value of (N-Y′)²        and that the brightness corresponding to the gray-scale color        coordinate of the region is higher than the predetermined        brightness,

when M-X′>0 and N-Y′<0:

-   -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the blue sub-pixels to        decrease the display proportion of the blue sub-pixels in the        region, such that a difference between the ordinate of the        gray-scale color coordinate of the region and the ordinate of        the color coordinate of the standard picture is smaller than the        third predetermined threshold and that the brightness        corresponding to the gray-scale color coordinate of the region        is higher than the predetermined brightness;    -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the red sub-pixels to        decrease the display proportion of the red sub-pixels in the        region, such that the abscissa, M, of the gray-scale color        coordinate of the region results in a minimum value of (M-X′)²        and that the brightness corresponding to the gray-scale color        coordinate of the region is higher than the predetermined        brightness; and    -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the blue sub-pixels to        increase the display proportion of the blue sub-pixels in the        region, such that the ordinate, N, of the gray-scale color        coordinate of the region results in a minimum value of (N-Y′)²        and that the brightness corresponding to the gray-scale color        coordinate of the region is higher than the predetermined        brightness,

when M-X′<0 and N-Y′>0:

-   -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the blue sub-pixels to        decrease the display proportion of the blue sub-pixels in the        region, such that a difference between the abscissa of the        gray-scale color coordinate of the region and the abscissa of        the color coordinate of the standard picture is smaller than the        third predetermined threshold and that the brightness        corresponding to the gray-scale color coordinate of the region        is higher than the predetermined brightness;    -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the green sub-pixels to        decrease the display proportion of the green sub-pixels in the        region, such that the ordinate, N, of the gray-scale color        coordinate of the region results in a minimum value of (N-Y′)²        and that the brightness corresponding to the gray-scale color        coordinate of the region is higher than the predetermined        brightness; and    -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the blue sub-pixels to        increase the display proportion of the blue sub-pixels in the        region, such that the abscissa, M, of the gray-scale color        coordinate of the region results in a minimum value of (M-X′)²        and that the brightness corresponding to the gray-scale color        coordinate of the region is higher than the predetermined        brightness,

where (M, N) represents the gray-scale color coordinate of the region inthe test picture and (X′, Y′) represents the color coordinate of thestandard picture.

The step of adjusting the gray-scale color coordinates of the respectiveregions in the test picture can further include:

displaying the test picture at continuous gray-scales in the respectiveregions in the display panel;

comparing the gray-scale color coordinate of one of the regions in thetest picture with predetermined adjacent, continuous color coordinatessequentially;

determining a gray-scale to be adjusted, the gray-scale to be adjustedhaving a maximum absolute difference from the gray-scale colorcoordinate of the region among the predetermined adjacent, continuouscolor coordinates; and

adjusting, when a difference between the color coordinate of thegray-scale to be adjusted and the gray-scale color coordinate of theregion has an absolute value larger than 0, the data signal inputted tothe sub-pixels of the region in the test picture in which the gray-scaleto be adjusted is displayed, such that the variance between the colorcoordinate of the gray-scale to be adjusted and the gray-scale colorcoordinate of the region is minimized and the brightness correspondingto the region in the test picture in which the gray-scale to be adjustedis displayed is higher than the predetermined brightness.

For example, a gray-scale 255 is displayed in the region of the displaypanel, e.g., the region in the first row and first column among the 4*4regions shown in FIG. 4. The color coordinate of the grays-scale 255 canbe compared with color coordinates of 16 (the number of adjacentgray-scales whose color coordinates are to be compared can be set asdesired) adjacent, continuous gray-scales (e.g., the gray-scales 254,253, . . . , 240 as displayed in order in the remaining 15 regions shownin FIG. 4) sequentially, so as to find out a gray-scale (e.g., thegray-scale 240) with a color coordinate having a largest absolutedifference from that of the gray-scale 255, as a gray-scale to beadjusted. The data signal inputted to the sub-pixels in the region inwhich the gray-scale 240 is displayed can be adjusted, such that thevariance between the color coordinate of the gray-scale 240 and thecolor coordinate of the gray-scale 255 is minimized and the brightnesscorresponding to the region in which the gray-scale 240 is displayed ishigher than the predetermined brightness. With this method, all othergray-scales 254, 253, . . . , 0 can be displayed in the region of thedisplay panel sequentially and pictures having the adjacent gray-scalescan be displayed in order in the remaining regions, such that thegray-scales to be adjusted corresponding to the respective gray-scalescan be determined and the chromatic aberrations of the respectivegray-scales and with respect to their adjacent gray-scales in thedisplay panel can be adjusted.

It is to be noted here that, after the adjustment of the gray-scalechromatic aberration for the display panel with respect to the standardwhite balance picture has succeeded, it is required to adjust thechromatic aberrations between the respective gray-scales and theiradjacent gray-scales in the display panel. In the process for adjustingthe chromatic aberrations of the respective gray-scales with respect totheir adjacent gray-scales, a test picture having n*n differentgray-scales can be used. For example, a test picture shown in FIG. 3 canbe displayed on the display panel, such that sixteen levels ofgray-scales can be adjusted using one test picture having 4*4 differentgray-scales. In this way, the efficiency in adjusting the gray-scalechromatic aberration can be further improved. By adjusting sixteenlevels of gray-scales simultaneously, the efficiency in adjusting thegray-scale chromatic aberration can be improved when compared withadjusting and testing one gray-scale at a time. It can be appreciated bythose skilled in the art that the present disclosure is not limited tothe above example and other numbers, e.g., 3*3 or 8*8, of levels ofgray-scales can be tested at the same time.

FIG. 6A and FIG. 6B show a process flow for adjusting chromaticaberration of respective gray-scales for a display panel with respect toadjacent gray-scales according to an embodiment of the presentdisclosure. As shown in FIG. 6A and FIG. 6B, the step of adjusting thedata signal inputted to the sub-pixels of the region in the test picturein which the gray-scale to be adjusted is displayed, such that thevariance between the color coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjustedand the gray-scale color coordinate of the region is minimized and thebrightness corresponding to the region in the test picture in which thegray-scale to be adjusted is displayed is higher than the predeterminedbrightness includes:

when M′-M>0 and N′-N>0:

-   -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the red sub-pixels to        decrease the display proportion of the red sub-pixels in the        region in the test picture in which the gray-scale to be        adjusted is displayed, such that an abscissa, M′, of the color        coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjusted results in a minimum        value of (M′-M)² and that the brightness corresponding to the        color coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjusted is higher than        the predetermined brightness; and    -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the green sub-pixels to        decrease the display proportion of the red sub-pixels in the        region in the test picture in which the gray-scale to be        adjusted is displayed, such that an ordinate, N′, of the color        coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjusted results in a minimum        value of (N′-N)² and that the brightness corresponding to the        color coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjusted is higher than        the predetermined brightness, when M′-M<0 and N′-N<0:    -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the blue sub-pixels to        decrease the display proportion of the blue sub-pixels in the        region in the test picture in which the gray-scale to be        adjusted is displayed, such that the abscissa, M′, of the color        coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjusted results in a minimum        value of (M′-M)² and that the brightness corresponding to the        color coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjusted is higher than        the predetermined brightness; and    -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the green sub-pixels to        decrease the display proportion of the red sub-pixels in the        region in the test picture in which the gray-scale to be        adjusted is displayed, such that the ordinate, N′, of the color        coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjusted results in a minimum        value of (N′-N)² and that the brightness corresponding to the        color coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjusted is higher than        the predetermined brightness,

when M′-M>0 and N′-N<0:

-   -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the blue sub-pixels to        decrease the display proportion of the blue sub-pixels in the        region in the test picture in which the gray-scale to be        adjusted is displayed, such that a difference between the        ordinate of the color coordinate of the gray-scale to be        adjusted and the ordinate of the color coordinate of the region        is smaller than the third predetermined threshold and that the        brightness corresponding to the color coordinate of the        gray-scale to be adjusted is higher than the predetermined        brightness;    -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the red sub-pixels to        decrease the display proportion of the red sub-pixels in the        region in the test picture in which the gray-scale to be        adjusted is displayed, such that the abscissa, M′, of the color        coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjusted results in a minimum        value of (M′-M)² and that the brightness corresponding to the        color coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjusted is higher than        the predetermined brightness; and    -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the blue sub-pixels to        increase the display proportion of the blue sub-pixels in the        region in the test picture in which the gray-scale to be        adjusted is displayed, such that the ordinate, N′, of the color        coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjusted results in a minimum        value of (N′-N)² and that the brightness corresponding to the        color coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjusted is higher than        the predetermined brightness,

when M′-M<0 and N′-N>0:

-   -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the blue sub-pixels to        decrease the display proportion of the blue sub-pixels in the        region in the test picture in which the gray-scale to be        adjusted is displayed, such that a difference between the        ordinate of the color coordinate of the gray-scale to be        adjusted and the ordinate of the color coordinate of the region        is smaller than the third predetermined threshold and that the        brightness corresponding to the color coordinate of the        gray-scale to be adjusted is higher than the predetermined        brightness;    -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the green sub-pixels to        decrease the display proportion of the green sub-pixels in the        region in the test picture in which the gray-scale to be        adjusted is displayed, such that the abscissa, M′, of the color        coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjusted results in a minimum        value of (M′-M)² and that the brightness corresponding to the        color coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjusted is higher than        the predetermined brightness; and    -   adjusting the data signal inputted to the blue sub-pixels to        increase the display proportion of the blue sub-pixels in the        region in the test picture in which the gray-scale to be        adjusted is displayed, such that the ordinate, N′, of the color        coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjusted results in a minimum        value of (N′-N)² and that the brightness corresponding to the        color coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjusted is higher than        the predetermined brightness,

where (M, N) represents the gray-scale color coordinate of the region inthe test picture and (M′, N′) represents the gray-scale color coordinateof the gray-scale to be adjusted.

It is to be noted here that the second predetermined threshold and thethird predetermined threshold can be set depending on user requirements.For example, the second predetermined threshold can be set as 0.001 andthe third predetermined threshold can be set as 0.005. Further, thepredetermined brightness can be a minimum brightness required by theuser. In the method for adjusting gray-scale chromatic aberration forthe display panel according to the embodiment of the present disclosure,the adjustment of the gray-scale color coordinate has an impact on thebrightness corresponding to the gray-scale color coordinate. Hence, inorder to guarantee that the adjusted display panel can provide theminimum brightness required by the user, the brightness corresponding tothe gray-scale color coordinate should be higher than the predeterminedbrightness while the gray-scale chromatic aberration is smaller than thepredetermined threshold.

In practice, the color coordinates collected by the optical collectiondevice 23 can be coordinate values in a CIE1931 color system. In orderto adjust the chromatic aberration of the respective gray-scales withrespect to the standard white balance picture and with respect to theiradjacent gray-scales, it is required to convert the coordinate values inthe CIE1931 color system into coordinate values in a CIE1976 colorsystem before adjusting the gray-scale chromatic aberration, such thatthe color coordinates can meet the threshold requirements. In theCIE1976 color system, colors are represented in two dimensions U′ andV′. In particular, a collected coordinate value in the CIE1931 colorsystem can be converted into a coordinate value in the CIE1976 colorsystem according to the following conversion equation (1):

$\begin{matrix}{{U_{i}^{\prime} = \frac{4 \times x_{i}}{{{- 2} \times x_{i}} + {12 \times y_{i}} + 3}},{V_{i}^{\prime} = \frac{9 \times y_{i}}{{{- 2} \times x_{i}} + {12 \times y_{i}} + 3}}} & (1)\end{matrix}$

where U_(i)′ denotes the abscissa of the i-th gray-scale in the CIE1976color coordinate, V_(i)′ denotes the ordinate of the i-th gray-scale inthe CIE1976 color coordinate, x_(i) denotes the abscissa of the i-thgray-scale in the CIE1931 color coordinate, and y_(i) denotes theordinate of the i-th gray-scale in the CIE1931 color coordinate.

In the method for adjusting gray-scale chromatic aberration for thedisplay panel according to the embodiment of the present disclosure, thedata signal inputted to the sub-pixels can be adjusted by adjusting datavoltages for the sub-pixels. The data voltages for the sub-pixels can beadjusted by adjusting gamma registers corresponding to the sub-pixels.For example, the data signal inputted to the red sub-pixels can beadjusted to decrease the display proportion of the red sub-pixels in theregion by adjusting the values in the gamma registers corresponding tothe red sub-pixels. For example, the step can be set to 2 and the valuesof the gamma registers can be decreased one step at a time. In this way,the data signal inputted to the red sub-pixels can be adjusted todecrease the display proportion of the red sub-pixels in the region.

FIG. 7 is a flowchart illustrating a method for adjusting gray-scalechromatic aberration for a display panel according to another embodimentof the present disclosure. As shown in FIG. 7, the method for adjustinggray-scale chromatic aberration for a display panel in this embodimentincludes the following steps.

At step S71, a data signal of a test picture is inputted to sub-pixelsof the display panel. A white picture is displayed in each region of thedisplay panel. Optical parameters of respective regions in the testpicture are collected.

At step S72, the optical parameter of each region in the test picture iscompared with an optical parameter of a standard picture. The standardpicture can be a white balance picture.

At step S73, when a difference between the color coordinate of anyregion in the test picture and the color coordinate of the standardpicture has an absolute value larger than 0, the data signal inputted tothe sub-pixels of the region is adjusted to adjust the color coordinateof the region, such that a difference between the adjusted colorcoordinate of the region and the color coordinate of the standardpicture is smaller than a first predetermined threshold and thebrightness corresponding to the adjusted color coordinate of the regionis higher than a predetermined brightness.

At step S74, when the difference between the adjusted color coordinateof each region in the test picture and the color coordinate of thestandard picture has an absolute value smaller than the firstpredetermined threshold, the test picture is displayed at differentgray-scales in the respective regions in the display panel. The standardpicture can be a white balance picture. The optical parameters ofrespective regions in the test picture are collected.

At step S75, the gray-scale color coordinates of the respective regionsin the test picture are compared with the color coordinates of thestandard picture sequentially.

At step S76, when a difference between the gray-scale color coordinateof any region in the test picture and the color coordinate of thestandard picture has an absolute value larger than 0, the data signalinputted to the sub-pixels of the region is adjusted, such that thevariance between the gray-scale color coordinate of the region and thecolor coordinate of the standard picture is minimized and the brightnesscorresponding to the gray-scale color coordinate of the region is higherthan the predetermined brightness.

At step S77, the test picture is displayed at continuous gray-scales inthe respective regions in the display panel. The optical parameters ofrespective regions in the test picture are collected.

At step S78, the gray-scale color coordinate of one of the regions inthe test picture is compared with predetermined adjacent, continuouscolor coordinates sequentially, and a gray-scale to be adjusted isdetermined, which has a maximum absolute difference from the gray-scalecolor coordinate of the region among the predetermined adjacent,continuous color coordinates.

At step S79, when a difference between the color coordinate of thegray-scale to be adjusted and the gray-scale color coordinate of theregion has an absolute value larger than 0, the data signal inputted tothe sub-pixels of the region in the test picture in which the gray-scaleto be adjusted is displayed is adjusted, such that the variance betweenthe color coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjusted and the gray-scalecolor coordinate of the region is minimized and the brightnesscorresponding to the region in the test picture in which the gray-scaleto be adjusted is displayed is higher than the predetermined brightness.

At step S710, when a difference between the color coordinate of at leastone region in the test picture and the color coordinate of the standardpicture has an absolute value larger than the first predeterminedthreshold, the adjustment is terminated.

With the method for adjusting gray-scale chromatic aberration for thedisplay panel according to the embodiment of the present disclosure, bycomparing the optical parameter of each region in the test picture withthe optical parameter of the standard picture, the data signal inputtedto the sub-pixels can be automatically adjusted, such that thedifference between the optical parameter of each region in the testpicture and the optical parameter of the standard picture can be withina predetermined range. In this way, the gray-scale chromatic aberrationcan be automatically reduced based on color coordinates, such that theproblem associated with inefficient and error-prone manual adjustmentscan be avoided and the efficiency of adjustment of the display panel canbe improved. With the method for adjusting gray-scale chromaticaberration for the display panel according to the present disclosure,the image parameters of the display panel can be modified. After theadjustment and test for each display panel has completed, the modifiedparameters can be written into a control chip of the display panel. Adisplay image can be modified into a normal state by applying themodified image parameters in the control chip.

FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram showing a structure of an apparatus foradjusting gray-scale chromatic aberration for a display panel accordingto an embodiment of the present disclosure. As shown in FIG. 8, theapparatus for adjusting gray-scale chromatic aberration for the displaypanel according to an embodiment of the present disclosure includes asignal input unit 81, an optical parameter collection unit 82, acomparison unit 83 and an adjustment unit 84.

The signal input unit 81 is configured to input a data signal of a testpicture to sub-pixels of the display panel, for causing the displaypanel to display the test picture. The optical parameter collection unit82 is configured to collect optical parameters of respective regions inthe test picture. The comparison unit 83 is configured to compare theoptical parameter of each region in the test picture with an opticalparameter of a standard picture. The adjustment unit 84 is configured toadjust the data signal inputted to the sub-pixels, such that adifference between the optical parameter of each region in the testpicture and the optical parameter of the standard picture falls within apredetermined range. Here, the optical parameter includes a colorcoordinate and its corresponding brightness.

The apparatus for adjusting gray-scale chromatic aberration for thedisplay panel according to the embodiment of the present disclosure canimplement the above method embodiments. Their principles and technicaleffects are similar and details thereof will be omitted here.

With the apparatus for adjusting gray-scale chromatic aberration for thedisplay panel according to the embodiment of the present disclosure, bycomparing the optical parameter of each region in the test picture withthe optical parameter of the standard picture, the data signal inputtedto the sub-pixels can be automatically adjusted, such that thedifference between the optical parameter of each region in the testpicture and the optical parameter of the standard picture can be withina predetermined range. In this way, the gray-scale chromatic aberrationcan be automatically reduced based on color coordinates, such that theproblem associated with inefficient and error-prone manual adjustmentscan be avoided and the efficiency of adjustment of the display panel canbe improved.

Furthermore, those skilled in the art will recognize that one or moreprocessors and one or more storage devices can be used to implement theapparatus for adjusting gray-scale chromatic aberration for the displaypanel according to the embodiment of the present disclosure.Instructions may be stored on the storage devices so that when theinstructions are executed by the processors, the processors may input adata signal of a test picture to sub-pixels of the display panel, forcausing the display panel to display the test picture; collect opticalparameters of respective regions in the test picture; compare theoptical parameter of each region in the test picture with an opticalparameter of a standard picture; and adjust the data signal inputted tothe sub-pixels, such that a difference between the optical parameter ofeach region in the test picture and the optical parameter of thestandard picture falls within a predetermined range, and the opticalparameter comprises a color coordinate and its corresponding brightness.

According to an embodiment of the present disclosure, a display deviceis provided. The display device includes the apparatus for adjustinggray-scale chromatic aberration for the display panel as describedabove.

With the method and apparatus for adjusting gray-scale chromaticaberration for the display panel as well as the display device accordingto the embodiments of the present disclosure, by comparing the opticalparameter of each region in the test picture with the optical parameterof the standard picture, the data signal inputted to the sub-pixels canbe automatically adjusted, such that the difference between the opticalparameter of each region in the test picture and the optical parameterof the standard picture can be within a predetermined range. In thisway, the gray-scale chromatic aberration can be automatically reducedbased on color coordinates, such that the problem associated withinefficient and error-prone manual adjustments can be avoided and theefficiency of adjustment of the display panel can be improved.

The foregoing detailed description has set forth various embodiments ofthe devices and/or processes via the use of block diagrams, flowcharts,and/or examples. Insofar as such block diagrams, flowcharts, and/orexamples contain one or more functions and/or operations, it will beunderstood by those within the art that each function and/or operationwithin such block diagrams, flowcharts, or examples may be implemented,individually and/or collectively, by a wide range of hardware, software,firmware, or virtually any combination thereof. In one embodiment,several portions of the subject matter described herein may beimplemented via Application Specific Integrated Circuits (ASICs), FieldProgrammable Gate Arrays (FPGAs), digital signal processors (DSPs), orother integrated formats. However, those skilled in the art willrecognize that some aspects of the embodiments disclosed herein, inwhole or in part, may be equivalently implemented in integratedcircuits, as one or more computer programs running on one or morecomputers (e.g., as one or more programs running on one or more computersystems), as one or more programs running on one or more processors(e.g., as one or more programs running on one or more microprocessors),as firmware, or as virtually any combination thereof, and that designingthe circuitry and/or writing the code for the software and or firmwarewould be well within the skill of one of skill in the art in light ofthis disclosure. In addition, those skilled in the art will appreciatethat the mechanisms of the subject matter described herein are capableof being distributed as a program product in a variety of forms, andthat an illustrative embodiment of the subject matter described hereinapplies regardless of the particular type of signal bearing medium usedto actually carry out the distribution. Examples of a signal bearingmedium include, but are not limited to, the following: a recordable typemedium such as a floppy disk, a hard disk drive, a Compact Disc (CD), aDigital Video Disk (DVD), a digital tape, a computer memory, etc.; and atransmission type medium such as a digital and/or an analogcommunication medium (e.g., a fiber optic cable, a waveguide, a wiredcommunications link, a wireless communication link, etc.).

Those skilled in the art will recognize that it is common within the artto describe devices and/or processes in the fashion set forth herein,and thereafter use engineering practices to integrate such describeddevices and/or processes into data processing systems. That is, at leasta portion of the devices and/or processes described herein may beintegrated into a data processing system via a reasonable amount ofexperimentation. Those having skill in the art will recognize that atypical data processing system generally includes one or more of asystem unit housing, a video display device, a memory such as volatileand non-volatile memory, processors such as microprocessors and digitalsignal processors, computational entities such as operating systems,drivers, graphical user interfaces, and applications programs, one ormore interaction devices, such as a touch pad or screen, and/or controlsystems including feedback loops and control motors (e.g., feedback forsensing position and/or velocity; control motors for moving and/oradjusting components and/or quantities). A typical data processingsystem may be implemented utilizing any suitable commercially availablecomponents, such as those typically found in datacomputing/communication and/or network computing/communication systems.

The herein described subject matter sometimes illustrates differentcomponents contained within, or connected with, different othercomponents. It is to be understood that such depicted architectures aremerely examples, and that in fact many other architectures may beimplemented which achieve the same functionality. In a conceptual sense,any arrangement of components to achieve the same functionality iseffectively “associated” such that the desired functionality isachieved. Hence, any two components herein combined to achieve aparticular functionality may be seen as “associated with” each othersuch that the desired functionality is achieved, irrespective ofarchitectures or intermedial components. Likewise, any two components soassociated may also be viewed as being “operably connected”, or“operably coupled”, to each other to achieve the desired functionality,and any two components capable of being so associated may also be viewedas being “operably couplable”, to each other to achieve the desiredfunctionality. Specific examples of operably couplable include but arenot limited to physically matable and/or physically interactingcomponents and/or wirelessly interactable and/or wirelessly interactingcomponents and/or logically interacting and/or logically interactablecomponents.

With respect to the use of substantially any plural and/or singularterms herein, those having skill in the art may translate from theplural to the singular and/or from the singular to the plural as isappropriate to the context and/or application. The varioussingular/plural permutations may be expressly set forth herein for sakeof clarity.

It will be understood by those within the art that, in general, termsused herein, and especially in the appended claims (e.g., bodies of theappended claims) are generally intended as “open” terms (e.g., the term“including” should be interpreted as “including but not limited to,” theterm “having” should be interpreted as “having at least,” the term“includes” should be interpreted as “includes but is not limited to,”etc.). It will be further understood by those within the art that if aspecific number of an introduced claim recitation is intended, such anintent will be explicitly recited in the claim, and in the absence ofsuch recitation no such intent is present. For example, as an aid tounderstanding, the following appended claims may contain usage of theintroductory phrases “at least one” and “one or more” to introduce claimrecitations. However, the use of such phrases should not be construed toimply that the introduction of a claim recitation by the indefinitearticles “a” or “an” limits any particular claim containing suchintroduced claim recitation to embodiments containing only one suchrecitation, even when the same claim includes the introductory phrases“one or more” or “at least one” and indefinite articles such as “a” or“an” (e.g., “a” and/or “an” should be interpreted to mean “at least one”or “one or more”); the same holds true for the use of definite articlesused to introduce claim recitations. In addition, even if a specificnumber of an introduced claim recitation is explicitly recited, thoseskilled in the art will recognize that such recitation should beinterpreted to mean at least the recited number (e.g., the barerecitation of “two recitations,” without other modifiers, means at leasttwo recitations, or two or more recitations). Furthermore, in thoseinstances where a convention analogous to “at least one of A, B, and C,etc.” is used, in general such a construction is intended in the senseone having skill in the art would understand the convention (e.g., “asystem having at least one of A, B, and C” would include but not belimited to systems that have A alone, B alone, C alone, A and Btogether, A and C together, B and C together, and/or A, B, and Ctogether, etc.). In those instances where a convention analogous to “atleast one of A, B, or C, etc.” is used, in general such a constructionis intended in the sense one having skill in the art would understandthe convention (e.g., “a system having at least one of A, B, or C” wouldinclude but not be limited to systems that have A alone, B alone, Calone, A and B together, A and C together, B and C together, and/or A,B, and C together, etc.). It will be further understood by those withinthe art that virtually any disjunctive word and/or phrase presenting twoor more alternative terms, whether in the description, claims, ordrawings, should be understood to contemplate the possibilities ofincluding one of the terms, either of the terms, or both terms. Forexample, the phrase “A or B” will be understood to include thepossibilities of “A” or “B” or “A and B.”

In addition, where features or aspects of the disclosure are describedin terms of Markush groups, those skilled in the art will recognize thatthe disclosure is also thereby described in terms of any individualmember or subgroup of members of the Markush group.

As will be understood by one skilled in the art, for any and allpurposes, such as in terms of providing a written description, allranges disclosed herein also encompass any and all possible sub-rangesand combinations of sub-ranges thereof. Any listed range may be easilyrecognized as sufficiently describing and enabling the same range beingbroken down into at least equal halves, thirds, quarters, fifths,tenths, etc. As a non-limiting example, each range discussed herein maybe readily broken down into a lower third, middle third and upper third,etc. As will also be understood by one skilled in the art all languagesuch as “up to,” “at least,” “greater than,” “less than,” and the likeinclude the number recited and refer to ranges which may be subsequentlybroken down into sub-ranges as discussed above. Finally, as will beunderstood by one skilled in the art, a range includes each individualmember. Thus, for example, a group having 1-3 cells refers to groupshaving 1, 2, or 3 cells. Similarly, a group having 1-5 cells refers togroups having 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 cells, and so forth.

While various aspects and embodiments have been disclosed herein, otheraspects and embodiments will be apparent to those skilled in the art.The various aspects and embodiments disclosed herein are for purposes ofillustration and are not intended to be limiting, with the true scopeand spirit being indicated by the following claims.

What is claimed is:
 1. A method for adjusting gray-scale chromaticaberration for a display panel, comprising: inputting a data signal of atest picture to sub-pixels of the display panel, for causing the displaypanel to display the test picture; collecting optical parameters ofrespective regions in the test picture; comparing the optical parameterof each region in the test picture with an optical parameter of astandard picture; and adjusting the data signal inputted to thesub-pixels such that a difference between the optical parameter of eachregion in the test picture and the optical parameter of the standardpicture falls within a predetermined range, wherein the opticalparameter comprises a color coordinate and its corresponding brightness.2. The adjusting method according to claim 1, wherein the display panelcomprises n*n regions, where n is an integer larger than
 1. 3. Theadjusting method according to of claim 2, wherein the test picture is awhite picture and the standard picture is a white balance picture, andsaid adjusting the data signal inputted to the sub-pixels such that thedifference between the optical parameter of each region in the testpicture and the optical parameter of the standard picture falls withinthe predetermined range comprises: comparing the color coordinates ofthe respective regions in the test picture with the color coordinates ofthe standard picture sequentially; adjusting, when a difference betweenthe color coordinate of any region in the test picture and the colorcoordinate of the standard picture has an absolute value larger than 0,the data signal inputted to the sub-pixels of the region, such that adifference between the color coordinate of the region and the colorcoordinate of the standard picture is smaller than a first predeterminedthreshold and the brightness corresponding to the color coordinate ofthe region is higher than a predetermined brightness; and terminatingthe adjustment when a difference between the color coordinate of atleast one region in the test picture and the color coordinate of thestandard picture has an absolute value larger than the firstpredetermined threshold.
 4. The adjusting method according to claim 3,wherein said adjusting the data signal inputted to the sub-pixels of theregion comprises: when X-X′>0 and Y-Y′>0: adjusting the data signalinputted to red sub-pixels to decrease a display proportion of the redsub-pixels in the region, such that X-X′ for the region is smaller thana second predetermined threshold; and adjusting the data signal inputtedto green sub-pixels to decrease a display proportion of the greensub-pixels in the region, such that Y-Y′ for the region is smaller thanthe second predetermined threshold, when X-X′<0 and Y-Y′<0: adjustingthe data signal inputted to blue sub-pixels to decrease a displayproportion of the blue sub-pixels in the region, such that X-X′ for theregion is smaller than the second predetermined threshold; and adjustingthe data signal inputted to the green sub-pixels to decrease the displayproportion of the green sub-pixels in the region, such that Y-Y′ for theregion is smaller than the second predetermined threshold, when X-X′>0and Y-Y′<0: adjusting the data signal inputted to the blue sub-pixels todecrease the display proportion of the blue sub-pixels in the region,such that Y-Y′ for the region is smaller than a third predeterminedthreshold; adjusting the data signal inputted to the red sub-pixels todecrease the display proportion of the red sub-pixels in the region,such that X-X′ for the region is smaller than a second predeterminedthreshold; and adjusting the data signal inputted to the blue sub-pixelsto increase the display proportion of the blue sub-pixels in the region,such that X-X′ for the region is smaller than the second predeterminedthreshold, when X-X′<0 and Y-Y′>0: adjusting the data signal inputted tothe blue sub-pixels to decrease the display proportion of the bluesub-pixels in the region, such that X-X′ for the region is smaller thanthe third predetermined threshold; adjusting the data signal inputted tothe green sub-pixels to decrease the display proportion of the greensub-pixels in the region, such that Y-Y′ for the region is smaller thana second predetermined threshold; and adjusting the data signal inputtedto the blue sub-pixels to increase the display proportion of the bluesub-pixels in the region, such that X-X′ for the region is smaller thanthe second predetermined threshold, wherein (X, Y) represents the colorcoordinate of the region in the test picture and (X′, Y′) represents thecolor coordinate of the standard picture.
 5. The adjusting methodaccording to claim 3, further comprising: adjusting, when the differencebetween the color coordinate of each region in the test picture and thecolor coordinate of the standard picture has an absolute value smallerthan the first predetermined threshold, a gray-scale color coordinate ofthe test picture.
 6. The adjusting method according to claim 5, whereinsaid adjusting the gray-scale color coordinate of the test picturecomprises: displaying the test picture at different gray-scalesrespectively in the respective regions in the display panel; comparingthe gray-scale color coordinates of the respective regions in the testpicture with the color coordinates of the standard picture sequentially;and adjusting, when a difference between the gray-scale color coordinateof any region in the test picture and the color coordinate of thestandard picture has an absolute value larger than 0, the data signalinputted to the sub-pixels of the region, such that the variance betweenthe gray-scale color coordinate of the region and the color coordinateof the standard picture is minimized and the brightness corresponding tothe gray-scale color coordinate of the region is higher than thepredetermined brightness.
 7. The adjusting method according to claim 6,wherein said adjusting the data signal inputted to the sub-pixels of theregion such that the variance between the gray-scale color coordinate ofthe region and the color coordinate of the standard picture is minimizedand the brightness corresponding to the gray-scale color coordinate ofthe region is higher than the predetermined brightness comprises: whenM-X′>0 and N-Y′>0: adjusting the data signal inputted to the redsub-pixels to decrease the display proportion of the red sub-pixels inthe region, such that an abscissa, M, of the gray-scale color coordinateof the region results in a minimum value of (M-X′)² and that thebrightness corresponding to the gray-scale color coordinate of theregion is higher than the predetermined brightness; and adjusting thedata signal inputted to the green sub-pixels to decrease the displayproportion of the green sub-pixels in the region, such that an ordinate,N, of the gray-scale color coordinate of the region results in a minimumvalue of (N-Y′)² and that the brightness corresponding to the gray-scalecolor coordinate of the region is higher than the predeterminedbrightness, when M-X′<0 and N-Y′<0: adjusting the data signal inputtedto the blue sub-pixels to decrease the display proportion of the bluesub-pixels in the region, such that the abscissa, M, of the gray-scalecolor coordinate of the region results in a minimum value of (M-X′)² andthat the brightness corresponding to the gray-scale color coordinate ofthe region is higher than the predetermined brightness; and adjustingthe data signal inputted to the green sub-pixels to decrease the displayproportion of the green sub-pixels in the region, such that theordinate, N, of the gray-scale color coordinate of the region results ina minimum value of (N-Y′)² and that the brightness corresponding to thegray-scale color coordinate of the region is higher than thepredetermined brightness, when M-X′>0 and N-Y′<0: adjusting the datasignal inputted to the blue sub-pixels to decrease the displayproportion of the blue sub-pixels in the region, such that a differencebetween the ordinate of the gray-scale color coordinate of the regionand the ordinate of the color coordinate of the standard picture issmaller than the third predetermined threshold and that the brightnesscorresponding to the gray-scale color coordinate of the region is higherthan the predetermined brightness; adjusting the data signal inputted tothe red sub-pixels to decrease the display proportion of the redsub-pixels in the region, such that the abscissa, M, of the gray-scalecolor coordinate of the region results in a minimum value of (M-X′)² andthat the brightness corresponding to the gray-scale color coordinate ofthe region is higher than the predetermined brightness; and adjustingthe data signal inputted to the blue sub-pixels to increase the displayproportion of the blue sub-pixels in the region, such that the ordinate,N, of the gray-scale color coordinate of the region results in a minimumvalue of (N-Y′)² and that the brightness corresponding to the gray-scalecolor coordinate of the region is higher than the predeterminedbrightness, when M-X′<0 and N-Y′>0: adjusting the data signal inputtedto the blue sub-pixels to decrease the display proportion of the bluesub-pixels in the region, such that a difference between the abscissa ofthe gray-scale color coordinate of the region and the abscissa of thecolor coordinate of the standard picture is smaller than the thirdpredetermined threshold and that the brightness corresponding to thegray-scale color coordinate of the region is higher than thepredetermined brightness; adjusting the data signal inputted to thegreen sub-pixels to decrease the display proportion of the greensub-pixels in the region, such that the ordinate, N, of the gray-scalecolor coordinate of the region results in a minimum value of (N-Y′)² andthat the brightness corresponding to the gray-scale color coordinate ofthe region is higher than the predetermined brightness; and adjustingthe data signal inputted to the blue sub-pixels to increase the displayproportion of the blue sub-pixels in the region, such that the abscissa,M, of the gray-scale color coordinate of the region results in a minimumvalue of (M-X′)² and that the brightness corresponding to the gray-scalecolor coordinate of the region is higher than the predeterminedbrightness, wherein (M, N) represents the gray-scale color coordinate ofthe region in the test picture and (X′, Y′) represents the colorcoordinate of the standard picture.
 8. The adjusting method according toclaim 6, wherein said adjusting the gray-scale color coordinates of therespective regions in the test picture further comprises: displaying thetest picture at continuous gray-scales respectively in the respectiveregions in the display panel; comparing the gray-scale color coordinateof one of the regions in the test picture with predetermined adjacent,continuous color coordinates sequentially; determining a gray-scale tobe adjusted, the gray-scale to be adjusted having a maximum absolutedifference from the gray-scale color coordinate of the region among thepredetermined adjacent, continuous color coordinates; and adjusting,when a difference between the color coordinate of the gray-scale to beadjusted and the gray-scale color coordinate of the region has anabsolute value larger than 0, the data signal inputted to the sub-pixelsof the region in the test picture in which the gray-scale to be adjustedis displayed, such that the variance between the color coordinate of thegray-scale to be adjusted and the gray-scale color coordinate of theregion is minimized and the brightness corresponding to the region inthe test picture in which the gray-scale to be adjusted is displayed ishigher than the predetermined brightness.
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The adjusting methodaccording to claim 8, wherein said adjusting the data signal inputted tothe sub-pixels of the region in the test picture in which the gray-scaleto be adjusted is displayed, such that the variance between the colorcoordinate of the gray-scale to be adjusted and the gray-scale colorcoordinate of the region is minimized and the brightness correspondingto the region in the test picture in which the gray-scale to be adjustedis displayed is higher than the predetermined brightness comprises: whenM′-M>0 and N′-N>0: adjusting the data signal inputted to the redsub-pixels to decrease the display proportion of the red sub-pixels inthe region in the test picture in which the gray-scale to be adjusted isdisplayed, such that an abscissa, M′, of the color coordinate of thegray-scale to be adjusted results in a minimum value of (M′-M)² and thatthe brightness corresponding to the color coordinate of the gray-scaleto be adjusted is higher than the predetermined brightness; andadjusting the data signal inputted to the green sub-pixels to decreasethe display proportion of the red sub-pixels in the region in the testpicture in which the gray-scale to be adjusted is displayed, such thatan ordinate, N′, of the color coordinate of the gray-scale to beadjusted results in a minimum value of (N′-N)² and that the brightnesscorresponding to the color coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjustedis higher than the predetermined brightness, when M′-M<0 and N′-N<0:adjusting the data signal inputted to the blue sub-pixels to decreasethe display proportion of the blue sub-pixels in the region in the testpicture in which the gray-scale to be adjusted is displayed, such thatthe abscissa, M′, of the color coordinate of the gray-scale to beadjusted results in a minimum value of (M′-M)² and that the brightnesscorresponding to the color coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjustedis higher than the predetermined brightness; and adjusting the datasignal inputted to the green sub-pixels to decrease the displayproportion of the red sub-pixels in the region in the test picture inwhich the gray-scale to be adjusted is displayed, such that theordinate, N′, of the color coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjustedresults in a minimum value of (N′-N)² and that the brightnesscorresponding to the color coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjustedis higher than the predetermined brightness, when M′-M>0 and N′-N<0:adjusting the data signal inputted to the blue sub-pixels to decreasethe display proportion of the blue sub-pixels in the region in the testpicture in which the gray-scale to be adjusted is displayed, such that adifference between the ordinate of the color coordinate of thegray-scale to be adjusted and the ordinate of the color coordinate ofthe region is smaller than the third predetermined threshold and thatthe brightness corresponding to the color coordinate of the gray-scaleto be adjusted is higher than the predetermined brightness; adjustingthe data signal inputted to the red sub-pixels to decrease the displayproportion of the red sub-pixels in the region in the test picture inwhich the gray-scale to be adjusted is displayed, such that theabscissa, M′, of the color coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjustedresults in a minimum value of (M′-M)² and that the brightnesscorresponding to the color coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjustedis higher than the predetermined brightness; and adjusting the datasignal inputted to the blue sub-pixels to increase the displayproportion of the blue sub-pixels in the region in the test picture inwhich the gray-scale to be adjusted is displayed, such that theordinate, N′, of the color coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjustedresults in a minimum value of (N′-N)² and that the brightnesscorresponding to the color coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjustedis higher than the predetermined brightness, when M′-M<0 and N′-N>0:adjusting the data signal inputted to the blue sub-pixels to decreasethe display proportion of the blue sub-pixels in the region in the testpicture in which the gray-scale to be adjusted is displayed, such that adifference between the ordinate of the color coordinate of thegray-scale to be adjusted and the ordinate of the color coordinate ofthe region is smaller than the third predetermined threshold and thatthe brightness corresponding to the color coordinate of the gray-scaleto be adjusted is higher than the predetermined brightness; adjustingthe data signal inputted to the green sub-pixels to decrease the displayproportion of the green sub-pixels in the region in the test picture inwhich the gray-scale to be adjusted is displayed, such that theabscissa, M′, of the color coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjustedresults in a minimum value of (M′-M)² and that the brightnesscorresponding to the color coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjustedis higher than the predetermined brightness; and adjusting the datasignal inputted to the blue sub-pixels to increase the displayproportion of the blue sub-pixels in the region in the test picture inwhich the gray-scale to be adjusted is displayed, such that theordinate, N′, of the color coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjustedresults in a minimum value of (N′-N)² and that the brightnesscorresponding to the color coordinate of the gray-scale to be adjustedis higher than the predetermined brightness, wherein (M, N) representsthe gray-scale color coordinate of the region in the test picture and(M′, N′) represents the gray-scale color coordinate of the gray-scale tobe adjusted.
 10. The adjusting method according to claim 4, furthercomprising: adjusting, when the difference between the color coordinateof each region in the test picture and the color coordinate of thestandard picture has an absolute value smaller than the firstpredetermined threshold, a gray-scale color coordinate of the testpicture.
 11. The adjusting method according to claim 10, wherein saidadjusting the gray-scale color coordinate of the test picture comprises:displaying the test picture at different gray-scales in the respectiveregions in the display panel; comparing the gray-scale color coordinatesof the respective regions in the test picture with the color coordinatesof the standard picture sequentially; and adjusting, when a differencebetween the gray-scale color coordinate of any region in the testpicture and the color coordinate of the standard picture has an absolutevalue larger than 0, the data signal inputted to the sub-pixels of theregion, such that the variance between the gray-scale color coordinateof the region and the color coordinate of the standard picture isminimized and the brightness corresponding to the gray-scale colorcoordinate of the region is higher than the predetermined brightness.12. The adjusting method according to claim 11, wherein said adjustingthe data signal inputted to the sub-pixels of the region such that thevariance between the gray-scale color coordinate of the region and thecolor coordinate of the standard picture is minimized and the brightnesscorresponding to the gray-scale color coordinate of the region is higherthan the predetermined brightness comprises: when M-X′>0 and N-Y′>0:adjusting the data signal inputted to the red sub-pixels to decrease thedisplay proportion of the red sub-pixels in the region, such that anabscissa, M, of the gray-scale color coordinate of the region results ina minimum value of (M-X′)² and that the brightness corresponding to thegray-scale color coordinate of the region is higher than thepredetermined brightness; and adjusting the data signal inputted to thegreen sub-pixels to decrease the display proportion of the greensub-pixels in the region, such that an ordinate, N, of the gray-scalecolor coordinate of the region results in a minimum value of (N-Y′)² andthat the brightness corresponding to the gray-scale color coordinate ofthe region is higher than the predetermined brightness, when M-X′<0 andN-Y′<0: adjusting the data signal inputted to the blue sub-pixels todecrease the display proportion of the blue sub-pixels in the region,such that the abscissa, M, of the gray-scale color coordinate of theregion results in a minimum value of (M-X′)² and that the brightnesscorresponding to the gray-scale color coordinate of the region is higherthan the predetermined brightness; and adjusting the data signalinputted to the green sub-pixels to decrease the display proportion ofthe green sub-pixels in the region, such that the ordinate, N, of thegray-scale color coordinate of the region results in a minimum value of(N-Y′)² and that the brightness corresponding to the gray-scale colorcoordinate of the region is higher than the predetermined brightness,when M-X′>0 and N-Y′<0: adjusting the data signal inputted to the bluesub-pixels to decrease the display proportion of the blue sub-pixels inthe region, such that a difference between the ordinate of thegray-scale color coordinate of the region and the ordinate of the colorcoordinate of the standard picture is smaller than the thirdpredetermined threshold and that the brightness corresponding to thegray-scale color coordinate of the region is higher than thepredetermined brightness; adjusting the data signal inputted to the redsub-pixels to decrease the display proportion of the red sub-pixels inthe region, such that the abscissa, M, of the gray-scale colorcoordinate of the region results in a minimum value of (M-X′)² and thatthe brightness corresponding to the gray-scale color coordinate of theregion is higher than the predetermined brightness; and adjusting thedata signal inputted to the blue sub-pixels to increase the displayproportion of the blue sub-pixels in the region, such that the ordinate,N, of the gray-scale color coordinate of the region results in a minimumvalue of (N-Y′)² and that the brightness corresponding to the gray-scalecolor coordinate of the region is higher than the predeterminedbrightness, when M-X′<0 and N-Y′>0: adjusting the data signal inputtedto the blue sub-pixels to decrease the display proportion of the bluesub-pixels in the region, such that a difference between the abscissa ofthe gray-scale color coordinate of the region and the abscissa of thecolor coordinate of the standard picture is smaller than the thirdpredetermined threshold and that the brightness corresponding to thegray-scale color coordinate of the region is higher than thepredetermined brightness; adjusting the data signal inputted to thegreen sub-pixels to decrease the display proportion of the greensub-pixels in the region, such that the ordinate, N, of the gray-scalecolor coordinate of the region results in a minimum value of (N-Y′)² andthat the brightness corresponding to the gray-scale color coordinate ofthe region is higher than the predetermined brightness; and adjustingthe data signal inputted to the blue sub-pixels to increase the displayproportion of the blue sub-pixels in the region, such that the abscissa,M, of the gray-scale color coordinate of the region results in a minimumvalue of (M-X′)² and that the brightness corresponding to the gray-scalecolor coordinate of the region is higher than the predeterminedbrightness, wherein (M, N) represents the gray-scale color coordinate ofthe region in the test picture and (X′, Y′) represents the colorcoordinate of the standard picture.
 13. An apparatus for adjustinggray-scale chromatic aberration for a display panel, comprising: asignal input unit, configured to input a data signal of a test pictureto sub-pixels of the display panel, for causing the display panel todisplay the test picture; an optical parameter collection unitconfigured to collect optical parameters of respective regions in thetest picture; a comparison unit configured to compare the opticalparameter of each region in the test picture with an optical parameterof a standard picture; and an adjustment unit configured to adjust thedata signal inputted to the sub-pixels, such that a difference betweenthe optical parameter of each region in the test picture and the opticalparameter of the standard picture falls within a predetermined range,wherein the optical parameter comprises a color coordinate and itscorresponding brightness.
 14. A display device, comprising the apparatusfor adjusting gray-scale chromatic aberration for a display panelaccording to claim 13.